The true-to-scale depiction of your data center with all the components it contains makes it easier to find devices or cable runs quickly.

Required details of the existing or new devices to be installed (space requirements, power consumption, heat output, etc.) can be called up with just one click, which minimizes the time spent on annoying documentation work.

Changes or new installations will be checked and, if necessary, rejected if the capacity of a rack does not allow this. The remaining capacity after installation is automatically adjusted based on the new data.

Before moving or consolidating a data center, the system automatically notifies you whether the destination location can meet the resource requirements of the affected devices.

Real-time data transmission means that both the power supply and the cooling capacity are monitored and secured around the clock. A warning/alarm is given when a threshold is reached or exceeded.

For the power consumption of the individual devices, either the actually measured value or the one on the type plate is used. This identifies devices or racks with the highest power consumption.

By pinpointing the root cause of a problem and providing a graphical representation of your data center, you can more quickly determine device location and find devices or cable connections without having to search for them in the field.

Continuous calculation of PUE and DCiE shows the details in a histogram and also provides information about the affected servers, network components, storage systems, etc.

Customizable reports ensure internal and external reporting requirements are met. Once entered, the software provides you with the data, automatically registers changes and delivers measured values in real time. This also gives you an overview of which maintenance contracts are about to expire.

Our tool shows you the dependency of different devices. This ensures simple and error-free management of moves, extensions or changes. Errors caused by manual data transmission are no longer possible.

Through targeted monitoring and measurement of threshold values, you can identify possible risks at an early stage, counteract them and intervene in the right places.

Documentation of the network cabling from the port to the patch panel to the device. Tracing power wiring from the source, the public Utility or generator to power strip.

Central administration of IPv4 and IPv6 allows you to retain control of addresses, passwords and the assignment of different roles.

The detailed recording of changes made can be used to minimize rework and, if above average, possible gaps in the training of the employees concerned can be identified and eliminated at an early stage.

Due to the documentation of your data center in a central database, current and incomplete Excel and Visio documents of individual employees are rarely superfluous. Users are given the necessary authorization, with each access being documented and, last but not least, ensuring security for the planning.

Simulate the failure of power infrastructure components and their impact on business services.

Identifying trend lines ahead of time when resources such as space, power and cooling in the data center will be exhausted.